History Film / GuineaPigDevilsExperiment

The film series garnered a good deal of controversy in its day because of its violence. Several of the films are suspected to have influenced SerialKiller Tsutomu Miyazaki, a.k.a. the Otaku Murderer, whose murders led to a moral panic against {{otaku}} in Japan similar to the SatanicPanic in America. The second film of the series in particular, ''Flower of Flesh and Blood'', was famously mistaken by Creator/CharlieSheen for a SnuffFilm and reported to the authorities, which earned the movie in question a fair share of notoriety.

The film series garnered a good deal of controversy in its day because of its violence. Several of the films are suspected to have influenced SerialKiller Tsutomu Miyazaki, a.k.a. the Otaku Murderer, whose murders led to a moral panic against {{otaku}} in Japan similar to the SatanicPanic in America. The second film of the series in particular, ''Flower of Flesh and Blood'', was famously mistaken by Creator/CharlieSheen and reported to the authorities, which earned the movie in question a fair share of notoriety.

The film series garnered a good deal of controversy in its day because of its violence. Several of the films are suspected to have influenced SerialKiller Tsutomu Miyazaki, whose murders led to a moral panic against {{otaku}} in Japan similar to the SatanicPanic in America. The second film of the series in particular, ''Flower of Flesh and Blood'', was famously mistaken by Creator/CharlieSheen and reported to the authorities, which earned the movie in question a fair share of notoriety.

The film series garnered a good deal of controversy in its day because of its violence. Several of the films are suspected to have influenced SerialKiller Tsutomu Miyazaki, whose murders caused a moral panic against {{otaku}} in Japan similar to the SatanicPanic in America. The second film of the series in particular, ''Flower of Flesh and Blood'', was famously mistaken by Creator/CharlieSheen and reported to the authorities, which earned the movie in question a fair share of notoriety.

The film series garnered a good deal of controversy in its day because of its violence. Several of the films are suspected to have influenced SerialKiller Tsutomu Miyazaki, whose murders caused a moral panic against {{otaku}} in Japan similar to the UsefulNotes/SatanicPanic in America. The second film of the series in particular, ''Flower of Flesh and Blood'', was famously mistaken by Creator/CharlieSheen and reported to the authorities, which earned the movie in question a fair share of notoriety.

The film series is primarily known by Americans because of Creator/CharlieSheen, who famously mistook the second film of the series, ''Flower of Flesh and Blood'', for a SnuffFilm and reported it to the authorities, which earned the movie in question a fair share of notoriety.

* TheBadGuyWins

* TheSociopath: The three unnamed men abduct a random woman and gleefully torture her so they can test the limits of human pain.

'''''Guinea Pig: Devil's Experiment''''' is a 1985 {{Japanese|Films}} {{found footage|Films}} {{horror film|s}} notorious for being incredibly graphic and disturbing.

Several years ago, filmmaker Satoru Ogura obtained a tape that showed a series of experiments in human pain. Three men kidnapped a woman, partaking in absolutely vicious torture to see how much she could tolerate before dying. This film depicts those experiments.

* {{Gorn}}: Surprisingly little for a TorturePorn, with there being very little blood barring a few experiments. That said, there are scenes that feature closeups of maggots eating flesh, the eighth experiment has the men throwing animals guts on Yegg while she sleeps and the final one has a GorssUpCloseUp of Yegg's eye being stabbed with a needle.